heterochronism (Meaning)
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heterochronism (n.)
Alt. of Heterochrony
Synonyms & Antonyms of heterochronism
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heterochronism Sentence Examples
- The heterochronism between the larvae and adult forms of the insect was striking.
- The heterochronism in the development of the two species allowed them to avoid competition.
- The heterochronism of the plant's leaves helped it adapt to changing seasons.
- The heterochronism in the timing of pollination and flowering allowed for increased genetic diversity.
- The heterochronism between the emergence of two predator species created a unique ecological balance.
- The heterochronism in the development of the animal's muscles enabled it to move in a specific way.
- The heterochronism between the two organs allowed them to function optimally at different times.
- The heterochronism in gene expression contributed to the organism's ability to respond to environmental cues.
- The heterochronism between the two developmental processes caused a significant difference in the final form of the organism.
- The heterochronism in the aging process led to varying lifespans among different individuals of the species.
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Alt. of Heterochrony
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The heterochronism between the larvae and adult forms of the insect was striking.
The heterochronism in the development of the two species allowed them to avoid competition.
The heterochronism of the plant's leaves helped it adapt to changing seasons.
The heterochronism in the timing of pollination and flowering allowed for increased genetic diversity.
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